CNN’s The Lead reports:
What impact is Gore’s heated rhetoric having on the climate change debate?
Carly Fiorina, former chairman and chief executive of HP, said Gore’s name calling is hurting the environmental cause.
“I think he is becoming such a polarizing figure. I think there are many people who suspect this is more about Al Gore than it is about global warming,” she said.
“I think anyone who is serious about global warming needs to be complete and factual in their assessment.”
“There are many things that Al Gore does that makes me want to sigh,” said Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank.
“In his defense, he’s not killing the effort on global warming because it’s dead already,” he added, pointing to menial movement in terms of legislation in Washington on the cause. Milbank said the public views efforts on climate change as too little, too late.
Gore has parlayed this “Climate Change” hoax into history’s greatest fraud. How would he ever accumulate more money to his hundreds of millions he’s been clawing from this scam? He’ll try to drive this effort to lionize himself forever.He’s become a carbuncle on the ass of society.
GORE IS AS GOOFY AS ANY MYSTIC SELLING ADORATION OF POT SMOKING..
EARTH cLIMATE CHANGE COMES AND GOES IN GOD’S OR MOTHER NATURE’S TIME FRAMES..
FOR COUNTLESS BILLIONS OF YEARS, THIS WONDERFUL PLANET CHANGED, EVOLVED,FRIED, FLOODED. AND FROZE, BEFORE EVE WAS OF ANY INTEREST IN ADAM’S EYE.
MAN AND SOME OF HIS/HER WASTE PRODUCTS ARE NOT BENEFICIAL, GRANTED,
MY GUESS IS THAT WHEN MT;PINATAUBO(?) EXPLODED IT PUT MORE DETRITUS IN THE ATMOSPHERE THAN MAN DID BEFORE OR SINCE!
GORE IS ONE OF THOSE CANCER SORES THAT USED TO GO AROUND WARNING PEOPLE THAT THEY SHOULD REPENT OR THE WORLD WOULD END,
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And the truth is even beginning to dawn on the luminaries at the Washington Post. These comments on the current state of climate change, including a telling one by WaPo pundit Dana Milbank, suggest the days of Al Gore may not just be numbered, but entirely gone. HL
“Too little. Too Late.” as a majority position seems very improbable. I don’t recall that there ever was a groundswell of support for stronger carbon control measures. If the tribe had spoken unanimously, we’d have done something more like Kyoto. Extremists love to believe that everyone thinks like they do. Usually doesn’t work out that way.
Milbank said the public views efforts on climate change as too little, too late.
No! Too much too early.
Wrong interpretation. The “public” view government thuggery aimed at destroying their standard of living over some wholly fraudulent boojum to be nothing more than yet another leftist fucking-over, and while the average citizen is in despair as to how he might escape the damage done by our Metrosexual Mulignane Mamzer ramming down our throats policies which are making “energy prices necessarily skyrocket,” there’s no way that he even affords this pernicious crap the illusion of popular support.